Dow’s Worst Day Since September and Big Short Investor Says Stay Away From Tesla 12/15/22
CNBC's "Fast Money"
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The Long End of the Yield Curve Is Going to Be the Short End
Two-year yield will probably go above 5%. It usually trades higher than what we call the terminal rate or where the Fed stops. The short end of the yield curve can kind of drag the long end higher. Jay Paul couldn't be more clear: He wants prices to go down. And if it takes a recession to get prices down, it takes a Recession to get Prices down.
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